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Add an 'open source' badge that let's anyone coming to the service easily discover the source code associated with it. Ideally we'd redirect to a page similar to the one Image Builder has that shows the architecture and has more docs. As a starting point, the frontend repository may be ok.
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Add an 'open source' badge that let's anyone coming to the service easily discover the source code associated with it. Ideally we'd redirect to a page similar to the one Image Builder has that shows the architecture and has more docs. As a starting point, the frontend repository may be ok.
This is what it looks like:
Note: I hardcoded the page title to 'Repositories' - not sure if that's desirable.